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3-7-1-2 Nishi-Shinjuku
Tokyo, Japan
(800) 233-1234 or 81-3-5322-1234

COST: $$$$


The hotel boasts 177 refined rooms on the top 14 floors of a 52-story tower in Shinjuku—a hub for nightlife and shopping in the northwest part of the city. Make sure to take in the views of Mount Fuji from the corner accommodations if you can book one. The Lost in Translation package at the Park Hyatt Tokyo will give you a taste of cinematic culture: in addition to a shiatsu massage, use of the gym and spa, and one nightly cocktail at the hotel's now iconic New York Bar, each guest is presented with a map of the sites featured in Sofia Coppola's film (including the karaoke bar where Bill Murray sings Roxy Music's "More Than This"). The only thing missing is a contract deal with Suntory whiskey.

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“Ask T+L, December 2003”

From the T+L 500

Sophisticated hotel occupying the top 14 floors of Kenzo Tange's striking 52-story Shinjuku Park Tower, in the West Shinjuku business district.

Stats:
177 rooms; 3 restaurants; 2 bars.
Competitive Edge:
Exquisitely restrained décor and dramatic views of Tokyo and Mount Fuji.
Rooms to Book:
For views of Mount Fuji, those facing west; for city views, east-facing ones.
Don't Miss:
The hotel's international collection of painting, sculpture, and photography.

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